Röhn Fried Crop Milk – Milk Pigeon Milk for Pigeons (600g)

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In the 17th century, Iranians also built pigeon towers, although they kept the birds for poop rather than food. Melon and cucumber farmers relied on the nitrogen-rich guano for fertilizer.When they’re full, stop feeding. Overfeeding your pigeon can be deadly so pay close attention as you feed. Bani, D. Relaxin: A pleiotropic hormone. Gen. Pharmacol. 1997, 28, 13–22. [ Google Scholar] [ CrossRef] Pigeons have a reputation akin to rats in many cities, but Egyptians raise the birds in conical towers that dot cityscapes and countrysides. Mother birds nest in these dovecotes, fattening up their squabs with a nutritious secretion called crop milk. For hamam mahshi, Egyptians select the plumpest, six-week-old squabs. If they wait longer, the pigeons become too tough and muscular—the avian equivalent of veal becoming beef.